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English: Fig. 54.-A less pronounced, but nevertheless definite facies, estimated at
60 per cent. Note the look of fatigue and apathy, though the patient was well. She has a right upper central incisor, quite definitely of the syphilitic type, a negative blood Wassermann reaction, saber-shins, and interstitial keratitis. Her mother has a neurosyphilis of long standing. |
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Source | "The Facies of Heredosyphilis, with Comment on Its Possible Embryogenesis and Its Confusion with Oxycephaly and Congenital Ectodermal Defect", The Medical Clinics of North America, Vol. 7 No. 1 |
Author | John H. Stokes |
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